10 Marcheshvan 5787
[Don't be afraid from the videos, they are all short 😉]
You heard mention in yesterday's video about the First International Congress of Noahides to be held on November 2, 2026. I think we have to get into that right now before we proceed further. My head is spinning right now with all the information flooding in and the need to make orderly sense of it all.
David Hamelech wrote "That which is wondrous in our eyes is from Hashem." Today, David Hamelech would probably say it this way, "Whatever goes viral, you can bet Hashem is behind it."
My experience with and knowledge of the "Noahide movement" goes back 25 years. Back then, Chr*stians were not included in the definition of who is a righteous gentile. These were people following a move of God that brought many thousands of former Chr*stians out of the church and out of the belief in Yeshu. Waves of them began to convert to Judaism while others who could not make that commitment were left to wonder what God expected from them and they began consulting rabbis who had never dealt with the matter before. Out of that came books on the Seven Laws of Noah and ongoing discussions among all concerned.
Two intractable problems arose, as I see it. The Laws of Noah are in place to regulate a proper working of society where people can grow and prosper and fulfill their purpose in the creation. It is not a religion and does not offer a religious way of life.
The Problems
1. The former Chr*stians missed the religious aspect of their lives and kept insisting that they needed a substitute for the 'losses' they suffered by giving it up. They implored the rabbis to provide it to them.
2. The Jews involved are very chesed-oriented and they sympathized with the new Bnei Noach or Noahides, for wont of a better term, and different solutions began to be discussed to address these issues.
Most unfortunately, two very serious consequences have developed.
The Consequences
1. Some rabbis have determined (against the halachah) that Chr*stianity is not idolatry and as Bible-believers they fulfill the Seven Laws of Noah; therefore, practicing Chr*stians may be termed "righteous gentiles among the nations". This negates the need or desirability of having another class of people called Noahides. No reason they should give up their Chr*stian way of life. They advise remaining in the church (as you heard Gimpel say in the video I shared yesterday) and being the "best Chr*stian they can be."
2. Other rabbis have heeded the calls and demands from those who identify with the original so-called Noahide movement to a point where, despite denials, they are essentially creating something that could conceivably become a new religion; providing them with siddurim and creating life cycle events with specific rituals, etc.
Now, how did this subject suddenly go viral on social media to the point that there is a global awakening to it with Chr*stians worldwide being terrorized by claims of persecution and execution under these laws. I have to say, not without some basis, when you see what is actually being perpetrated by the Congress organizers.
This was the spark that lit the fire:
Ben Shapiro at TPUSA on Oct 7, 2026
Tucker Carlson Reacts to
Viral Ben Shapiro Clip
(To be continued...)
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